The short animated film Theft of Jewels.
- Comedy
- Abstract
- Experimental
Technique
The short animated film Theft of Jewels.
“The World’s Middlest Fish” is a story about a girl, Ingeborg, who surprisingly gets a lot of attention (and some new dresses) for not doing anything out of the ordinary. Someone else discovers something unusual and interesting about a fish she caught, and as any regular young girl she likes the attention and the positive fuzz she creates.
An ageing witch needs a baby for a spell to make her young again. But when she brings home an infant princess things don’t go according to plan.
Beth, a courageous arborist, and her colleagues spend an exhausting night in the heart of the countryside, trying to save their orchards at all costs from the destructive frost announced that very morning.
Short animation about the mystery happen on the coast.
A fisherman experiences a moment of connection with a female humpback whale off the coast of San Francisco. Is it an example of inter-species communication, or a mysterious fluke?
A tiny snobbish tree-frog invites a trio of unusual dinner guests to his splendid treetop mansion: the purple gorillas.
On the lookout for polar bears in the Arctic, a wildlife photographer realizes she may have missed more than a shot.
One day, a little king was walking in the forest of his little kingdom and spied an extraordinary creature, white as snow and fast as the wind.
A phantasmagoric story about an undertaker and his wife who live alone because everyone avoids them. The undertaker cannot break human prejudices and superstitions, and in desperation he invites his former customers, the dead, to be his guests and to banish loneliness from him and his wife.
Short drawing about a dog that is ugly and dumb by Mummy Joe.
In a world of drought, an old man spends his days collecting drops of water to quench the thirst of a dead tree.
Something is wrong with Bean-TOBO’s insides… Subversively set within a cute-silly world, a remarkable short film that tackles themes of vulnerability, feelings of unworthiness, and the connection that we truly crave with each other.
Wooden knocks are echoing in a frozen landscape when a lonesome man is searching for a tongueling of his own.
Papillon is a man, happy in his unusual job: he is a table man.
The bedroom is an empty place while the garden is full of huge and weird familiar entities. In these spaces, the astonished character begins a disturbing self-analysis.
Ed hates the disgusting eye of his father and so he made up his mind to take the life of the old man to rid himself of the eye forever. (Based upon the novel “The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe)
A farmer lives an idyllic life in the Swiss Alps, until one of his goats gives birth to a kid that looks more like the farmer than a goat. To hide the traces of this bestiality, he makes cheese out of his newborn child.
A man destroys the nest of an unknown creature, but it’s not the most horrible darkness he will meet that night.
A short animated film that puts the main focus on the instability of memory.